Greek Pete

About This Movie

Greek Pete has this gritty, raw atmosphere that's hard to shake off. It dives deep into the life of a young rent boy, chasing recognition in a world that can be both glamorous and brutal. The pacing feels almost documentary-like, capturing the mundanity and excitement in equal measure. Andrew Haigh’s direction allows for these intimate moments that really pull you in, making you think about the desire for validation. The performances are natural, especially the lead, who exudes a mix of vulnerability and ambition. It's not just about sex work; it digs into themes of identity and longing, all set against the backdrop of a world that's as alluring as it is harsh. You can feel the struggle in every frame, which is what sets it apart.

Distinctive documentary-style direction · Intimate exploration of identity · Natural performances that resonate